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Country artist Eli Alger joined Habitat for Humanity and the Spencer community Friday to celebrate the completion of a second home for a family displaced by the 2024 flood.
On November 21 at 11:00 a.m., the ribbon cutting will celebrate a major milestone, completing a project that began after floods displaced families in the community. The homes were funded through the Faster Horses Flood Relief Benefit Concert earlier in June, which raised about $250,000 in cash, materials, and sponsorships.
Morris says the spirit of Fresh Start Market and Boutique, and its name, truly reflects Spencer’s attitude.
The app integrates directly with the Flood Center of Iowa, offering real-time river level data and notifications for when conditions change.
Ordering on Amazon is the easiest way to get a copy, but the public can stop by Arts on Grand in Spencer to look at the book and place an order.
Megan Hanges with LTRG gave the Spencer City Council an update at the latest council meeting, and says through collaboration and networking, more help is still coming in to the community.
The Director of Iowa’s Flood Center was a guest on KICD-AM this week.
Spencer Mayor Steve Bomgaars sat down with KICD’s Kevin Tlam for a year-after retrospective on the flood.
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Clay County one year after floods still recovering with help of LTRG